What Sailors Learn from New York’s Fleet Week
Fleet Week 2010, beginning in New York today, may be a quintessential experience for tourists. But for the sailors themselves, New York has its share of memorable “perks.”
Fleet Week 2010, beginning in New York today, may be a quintessential experience for tourists. But for the sailors themselves, New York has its share of memorable “perks.”
“Home is where the heart is, right?”
— PHIL JACKSON, head coach of the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers, in response to a question on whether he’d retire at the end of the season. (via ESPN.com)
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